Reverend Frank Fitt writes in thanks for the Christmas cotton.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank Gilreath
Mr. Gilreath writes to Martha that he will gladly renew the annual publicity arrangement between the Berry schools.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank J. Saxe
Mr. Saxe thanks Martha Berry for the calendar she sent and comments that she always sends such interesting gifts to subscribers. He sends a small volume of poems written by his uncle.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank Le G. Gilliss
Frank Le G. Gilliss sends ten dollars towards the rebuilding of the dormitory destroyed in the fire.
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Frank Le G. Gilliss sends a "small remittance" to support Berry's work.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank M. Chambers
Chambers sends his best New Years wishes for Miss Berry and the Schools as well as $2,500.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank Pierrepont Graves
A letter from Frank Pierrepont Graves to Martha Berry, thanking her for his visit to the schools and for the necktie that he was presented.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank R. Chambers
Frank expresses his regret about missing Miss Berry's visit to Aiken because of a previous engagement. He says she must realize what he's been telling her and that she cannot to expect him to "run about" like he's a younger man. He says that they both do what no one else can do for them and be content where they are.
Frank R. Chambers tells Miss Berry that he did his best to write her a recommendation for the Pictorial Review award.
Mr. Chambers wires his regrets that he will not be able to attend the trustee meeting because he is "still a cripple but not an invalid".
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank W. Crisp
Crisp responds to a letter from Berry with information on fruit from young trees. His company has sent boxes of oranges and grapefruit, and he hopes to visit in the winter.
Letter to Martha Berry from Frank Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff, a manager at Western Union writes Miss Berry to discuss the delivery status of two telegrams she had sent to Seymour M. Stone.
Letter to Martha Berry from Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt writes to Martha Berry to explain his regret that he cannot visit the Berry Schools because he is still on crutches, which makes it difficult for him to travel. He explains his plans for a "therapeutic" center for victims of infantile paralysis.
Governor Roosevelt informs Miss Berry than he cannot come to Commencement this year, as the Legislature's adjournment is uncertain and then he must go to Warm Springs.
New York Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt says he must wait to come to Berry until the spring.